The WNBA can be a cutthroat business. With just 13 teams in the league and only 12 spots on each roster, the battle for playing time can get intense. Often, fir ...

As a third-round pick cut in training camp, Kaitlyn Chen faced long odds that she'd play for the Golden State Valkyries this year. But she's back and has seemingly locked up a roster spot.

Julie Vanloo's heart is still in San Francisco. The Los Angeles Sparks guard began the season with the Golden State Valkyries, appearing in nine games for Golde ...

The Golden State Valkyries, the WNBA’s newest team, are electrifying Bay Area fans with sold-out games, star power and a bold ...

However, once Rupert announced her intentions to join the Valkyries on July 15th, per Tom Compayrot of BeBasket, it meant that Golden State would have to make another cut to make room for Rupert. That ...

With her team set to host last-place Connecticut on Sunday afternoon, Sparks coach Lynne Roberts says Brink is getting closer ...

Aces superstar A'ja Wilson had her way against the Valkyries, who couldn't do much to slow down the three-time WNBA MVP.

It's an exciting time to be connected to the WNBA—as a fan, an ownership group and virtually everything in between.

The Sparks signing of veteran guard Julie Vanloo this past week gives the team an experienced hand off the bench.

Why did the Golden State Vakyries cut Julie Vanloo? The emergence of young guards, including Kaitlyn Chen, justifies the team ...

The Sparks, three games outside of the WNBA’s final playoff spot nearing the midway point of the season, host first-place ...

Even when nothing is promised, hope, heart, and hustle collide as sweat-soaked players remain ready. Being great isn't enough.